slots_gowest 1.1

Publisher review:
Slots_GoWest is a 243 Payline X 5 Reel Slot with a western theme. Less than 243 Lines can be played if desired with some of the symbols being hatched out. A total of 500 coins can be played for each spin.With 243 PayLines there are naturally a lot of pays. There is a wildcard on reels 2,3,and 4 which will sometimes double, triple or quadruple the pay,a freespin feature is triggered with 3 or more locomotives.A facility exists to regulate the payout percentage.This game is fully playable with the exception of the doubleup and save player features which are enlivened on registration.The game can be played with a full screen if desired.It was written on a 500mzh machine so there is a facility for faster and slower configurations.As this game is quite memory hungry at least 32 meg ram is recommended.Sound and video cards are required.
Requirements:
300+mzh 32 meg ram sound and video cards

Operating system:
Win2000,Win98,WinOther,WinXP,Other

Release notes:
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